New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-08
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And nothing will improve her
Until she SEES
Tho Tuliirrirs
And waddlss through the Louvre.

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Apaper by Dr. Walter b. Plat. OF Baltimore. was
read Concerning certain injurious influences OF city
life aud their removal" Dr. Plat said In his paper
DO intend discuss In th. paper the subjects 81 Saa
cellars iusa nourlshnent REFER
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arrangements winch a" be largely eofreets Gy ns'
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LrAr do any ussui ~ors relief ohieD I" 'hso anu
iHst Dsc..s of upper ertemiss any considerable
sscoSd The tnc...ant noise Of large city,. -.,-.,
trolainS an ts1 stone and crok p41snens make
IL there Is Yoc general difference he ooun
Try AM Tue CITY s.d 40 II n o. ~ 's s Of the ans
ha, both and uomsa an lmporoa bearing on s
IN, in nm o rnIs ge.., trn.h Which tho oIyTeo and
acid silly opposite dreotons serving thu.
tho double urpo-s OF .edins the .oy mor. aa
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sit 10 his ONCE he would ound his work OF s.ey
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second iaurons nnusnee which pertains 20
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Of th brain By continual sadng upon stone pavsments "
don6. d,,intt an decided Jar Of The
he Srsio is slightly from bad ro heA,
many 1eopis The ii .n-et. Of Of .lsh,
other causes 10 PROCURING Tia. disability called oery
on. ;ih.n.sa sons'sln nee asa .r 81 s.phs
competition elastic bui them ,urcenty durable
IN II. esv,ring Of Il. SassS lee it:s "hsrs
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DR. William Noyes assistant physician OF the Bloom
ingdale Insane Asylum OF Hew-Yors. read paper on
The Criminal Type" II devoted To discussion
OF the theories regarding habual criminals OF French
and Italian physicians principally of those OF rasar
Lombroso. the eminent Italian scientist. Tie argument
criiunaIs owing IN their being physically ne Teu as
mentally governed by criminal impulse He sad thst
many researches abroad. principally IN Italy and France
seem to show that there distinct class which may De
chief the lower y pc OF criminal These anomalies IRE
principally malfDrmsion OF the head ana race p tlo
otter bodily ORGANS also snow marked and easily rrcoy
DiLsbe deviatoas from the normal type These
anomalies the whole such ~ are Ouid among inc
lower and ssyages The writer traced the grsiua
evolution OF crime IN the sniual kingdom aud tho
resemblance criminal sets OF bears 10 those OF the
lover order Of men. Criminals. be ssd, differ from
normal people bsyiL. smaller skulls with less crHnia
capacity. The angles and measurements OF tho skull
diier marked degree fror those 81 the normal man
There 10 a preponderanco Jf Iefthanded among
criminals. As compares other persons three Tines
as many male and four tnI-s many female criminals
are The oniious OF the brain show
marked degcnrratiye characteristics. and scen 10 no
allied 10 the Mongo Australian type Criminals also
resemble In the frequency with which they are
tAttooed Their writing shows marked tendencies toward
The Of hierogiyphics They vain and revengeiu
~ nm extent OF normal or similar social
position woud be wise Tor the State alter they have
once committed crime aud their irrecsimablc nature has
been discovered TO mprison them lor life, thus protect
Ing society from thrir rayagos.
Or. ID. Emery Holman, of NewYork. road an interest
ing paper "The Lungs and How 10 Keep them In
Health" IL was earnest argumrnt In favor OF lung
gymnastics.